In a groundbreaking move for Zimbabwe's Premier Soccer League, Khama Billiat's new salary reveal has shaken up the league, crowning him as the highest-paid player in the country.

Yadah Stars Football Club managed to secure the signature of the former Kaizer Chiefs star on a one-year contract, marking his return to local football after a successful stint in South Africa with clubs like Ajax Cape Town, Mamelodi Sundowns, and Kaizer Chiefs.

The negotiation process for Billiat's contract was filled with drama, with initial talks between his team and Dynamos hitting a snag over payment terms. Despite interest from various clubs, it was Yadah Stars FC that ultimately won the bid, offering Billiat an attractive deal that exceeded the offers from other contenders.

Khama Billiat's Mega Deal at Yadah Stars FC Redefines the Game in Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League

Ultimately, Yadah FC, led by shareholder Scott Sakupwanya, presented Billiat with a lucrative proposition, solidifying his place as a top earner in the league. Under the revised agreement, Billiat stands to earn a staggering US$5,000 per month, along with a sign-on fee of US$20,000.

Amid speculations about a potential loan deal with Dynamos, Yadah's chairperson, Everson Chatambudza, dispelled such rumors, emphasizing their intention to utilize Billiat's expertise to bolster Yadah's performance on the field, rather than strengthening a competitor.

Khama Billiat's move to Yadah Stars FC not only reshapes the team dynamics but also sets a new benchmark for player salaries in the Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League, signaling a new era in the country's football landscape.